This one time, at band camp, Verhagen, Tjeerd said:
Please see comments inline.
VT>improve the examples by explaining what which example does / what can be
VT>found in the differend examples. Now you have to peek through all the
VT>examples to search for something you looking for.
VT>
VT>Where is the JDO example that makes use of key-generator?
VT>Where is the JDO example that uses long transactions?
Good points indeed. I can certainly build that into the examples.
Another good place to look is src/tests/jdo. These are the test cases
for Castor JDO and there are very good examples of everything Castor JDO
can do including key-generators and long transactions. The problem with
using the tests as examples of the Castor JDO features is that they're
not simplisitically structured. They're designed to test the Castor
JDO capabilities.
VT>The castor web menu + pages are also difficult to find the info you are
VT>looking for. Related parts appear at complete differend pages, without links
VT>to each other.
VT>Exanple:
VT>- 'Advanced JDO -> Trans. & Locks' vs 'Advanced JDO -> Long Trans.'
VT>- 'JDO -> Using JDO'
VT> where to find info about how to setup the mapping? Can be found in 'XML ->
VT>Support XML Mapping'
VT> after reading that, where is the JDO mapping specific info? I didn't find
VT>it until now!
VT> JDO && Mapping:
VT> - tag map-to attribute table explained
VT> - tag field can contain the tags description, sql, xml, and ldap, where
VT>are those explained?
I found it best to read the DTD from here:
http://castor.exolab.org/schema.html
VT>In the page 'Advanced JDO -> Long Trans.' the problem is explained and it's
VT>sollution. But not how it
VT>should be implemented. The interface TimeStampable is never mentioned. Or
VT>the creation of a General
VT>JDO class that should implement it and how the related interface methods are
VT>implemented? Does the
VT>xsd source generator create them as it sees that the interface TimeStampable
VT>is used?
These are very good points. I agree that the Castor web site could
be much better organized. With this kind of feedback, in time, we can
improve the documentation and the examples.
Thank you for the feedback.
Bruce
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